Famous for its unique 15th century frescoes, this small rural chapel is classified as a historic monument because of the particularly remarkable graphics of the murals that decorate it, evoking the themes of Paradise and Virtues, Purgatory, the Last Judgment, and the Hell.
The building has an edifice of square plan preceded by an imposing porch open with broken arches. A small bell stands at the top of the main facade.
The Medieval Synagogue in Draguignan is an Ashkenazi synagogue built in the 13th century. The synagogue was built in stone in the Romanesque and Gothic style. The synagogue is now a dwelling.
The chapel was built in the 11th century, and it is known to house the chest containing the body of Saint Roseline, prioress of the abbey adjoining from 1300 to 1329, as well as a mosaic of the “Meal of the Angels” by Marc Chagall.
Church built at the beginning of the 16th century, in 1519. It was later visited by Louis XIII, who came to express his gratitude for the birth of Louis XIV.
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